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Enantiomers, same compound, constitutional isomers, or diastereomers?
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@hwyl
i haven't done this kind of chemistry in years, sorry
That's fine :)
Thanks for coming to my question ^_^
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See I'm not good with these things yet (I skipped a lot) but if you give a front-rotation (180 degrees) and then a left-right rotation (180 degrees) to the first molecule, you should get something like the second.
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Constitutional isomers :]
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